O Gorman High School - Knight Legend Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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'laying the roles of doctors are Beth Pyper, Mike Knapp, Brad Kent and Chad lreidenbach. , N- ,. M...-,st W .,, , .,sf,t,,.-get Nl- I Emily Stilson . . . Amy ......... Doctors ........ Michael Knapp Nurses ,... Billy ............ Mr. Brownstein . . . Mrs. Timmins ......... . . . Attendant ....,.............. PRODUCTION STAFF Director .... Technical Director .............. Assistant Directors ........... Production Assistant . . . Projections .......... Sound ,,................... Lights ...................... Keyboard and Original Music .... Sound Projection .......,..... ,, . . . . , Teresa Fester ........BethPZper ,Chad Breiden ach Brad Kent Mollie Krum joel Kunkel Christian Novetzke Kim Wagner .. . .Cathy Corkill Sharon Picasso BethP per Colleen lgyan ......IoelKunkel Christian Novetzke . . . Sharon Picasso .Chad Breidenbach . . . . . .Sarah Sgelts . . . . .Kevin rick ..... Keri Hebrink Tammi Mafuire ....Kym Sha anta .......MikeSamp TammiMaguire . . . .Colleen Sievert . . . .Barb DeVaney . . . . .Keri Hebrink .......BradKent Christian Novetzke e X ,ew Billy, .loel Kunkel, makes friends with fellow patient Emily StlIson - Teresa Fester - whlle her nurse, Beth Pyper, looks on. Teresa Fester battles with her nurses Cathy Corkill and Colleen Ryan. Cathy Corkill, Chad Breidenbach and Mike Knapp take it easy during a scene. One Acts 51

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Di I I I d hl llti , DI t MI S It I di ti t th i sp ay ng ea ers P qua es rec or ss pe S re ays rec ons 2352 Keri Hebrink manages the control board to create special effects 'QQ Portraylng vlctlms of strokes, actors Sharon Picasso, Chrlstlan Novetzke, and Joel Kunkel work out a scene set In group therapy' DlRECTOR'S NOTES: Wings has been a unique project for the members of the drama department. We hav been working on this production for competition since before Christmas. As we have become more involve with this special script, we have grown both spiritually and theatrically as an ensemble. We realized what I challenge was before us . . . a journey . . . a flight. We began to explore the world of aphasia through the centlrlj character, Emily Stilson, a stroke victim. In our research and observation, we learned that stroke victi experience a fragmented world in which emotions and perceptions seem shattered. Oftentimes, the patient even feel as if they have been captured in a foreign country. This play is a mixture of the outer and inner world of Emily Stilson. Through, countless hours of experimentation, exploration, discussion, and research this cas has entered Mrs. Stilson 's unique and changing world. We have observed medical facilities, stroke victims an researched airplanes and speech disfunctions. Because Emily Stilson was once a wing-walker - a woman wh actually walked out on wings of airplanes to perform in the late 1920's - her flight is much like Charle Lindbergh 's : I weave in and out of the strange clouds, hidden in my tiny cockpit, submerged, alone, on th magnitude of weird unhuman space, venturing where man has never meant to go. Am I myself a livin, breathing earth-bound body, or is this a dream of death I 'm passing through? Am lalive, or am I really dead, l spirit in a spirit world? Am Iactually in a plane, or have I crashed on some worldly mountain, and is this thi afterlife? - The Spirit of St. Loui 50 One Acts

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Pooh ponders on how Kanga's baby Roo speaks while Piglet watches on. Pooh captivates Piglet as he vlsuallzes a large vat of honey. ef' .s gs, xr s Ffh' W-:lu xztlerxitfwt --xkesxi S Thi RW gy . X :nf Nix K . A osx .X XXX A X has t as Xvqlw xt,,, ., Pooh and Plglet concentrate on how to tlnd Eeyore's tall. f M: ,av owl' Pooh' and P 1 'f 'C f c d ' af Eeyore's chrlstmas Present' The gang from Eeyore's Christmas Present entertains the klds at St. Mary's. 52 ChiIdren's Play